Mountaineer RV & Trailer Sales
Family-run trailer dealer in Vienna, WV, rated 4.8 stars for selection, fair prices and easy buying.
West Virginia is the kind of place where a rental rig earns its keep: long ridge roads, state parks, and towns that reward a slow drive. The directory lists just 2 rental outfits across the state, averaging 4.9 stars, so supply is thin and you should call early. I have rented four RVs myself, including one lemon with a bad water pump, and I got dinged once for generator hours I never tracked. Learn from that.
Family-run trailer dealer in Vienna, WV, rated 4.8 stars for selection, fair prices and easy buying.
Beckley RV rental with a 5.0 rating, known for clean campers and drop-off setup at your campsite.
Two companies show up here, and both sit at 4.8 stars or better. Mountaineer RV & Trailer Sales carries the review weight with 83 ratings and a 4.8 average, while Mountain state RV rental has a perfect 5.0 from just 4 reviews. That second number is thin, so treat it as a starting point rather than a verdict. Neither listing spells out fleet types, so ask directly about motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers before you plan around one. With only a couple of options statewide, a summer or holiday booking needs a call well ahead of your dates. Ask what happens if the rig you reserved is unavailable on pickup day.
Mileage and generator use are the two charges that surprise people most, and I speak from experience on the generator. Ask whether hours are included or metered, and how they check. Confirm the security deposit amount and when it comes back. On insurance, know what your own auto policy or credit card covers and what the rental company sells at the counter, because who pays for what matters after any damage. Pet rules vary by owner, so get a yes in writing. If you want a kitchen or linen kit, reserve it with the rig. One-way drop fees apply if you return somewhere else, so price that before committing.
The directory breaks out two cities, Beckley and Vienna, and those make sensible starting points for a loop. Beckley puts you near the southern highlands, and Vienna sits up near the Ohio River, so the drive between them covers a lot of the state's varied terrain. Mountain roads are slow, and a big motorhome will feel every curve, so plan shorter days than you would on an interstate trip. Fill the water tank before you leave town and check the route for low clearance. Book early for summer weekends and holidays, since two companies cannot absorb a rush. Confirm pickup and return hours before you lock in travel days around them.
The directory lists 2, with an average rating of 4.9 stars. That is a small pool, so call early for summer and holiday dates and have a backup plan if your first choice is booked.
Mountaineer RV & Trailer Sales has 83 reviews and a 4.8 rating. Mountain state RV rental has a 5.0 rating but only 4 reviews, so weigh that smaller sample accordingly.
Ask about mileage limits, generator hour charges, the security deposit, insurance coverage, pet rules, and kitchen or linen kits. Also confirm pickup and return hours, since they can shape your travel days.
The directory includes Beckley and Vienna. Beckley sits in the southern part of the state and Vienna is up by the Ohio River, so either works as a start for a regional loop. Ask each company about delivery options.